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Martin appointed facilities planning interim director

W. Mike Martin has been ap­pointed interim director of facilities planning in the Business Affairs Division. The appointment, an­nounced by Interim Vice President for Business Affairs Frank Lebens, is effective from Dec. 2 through March 27, 1992.

Martin will be assisting Lebens in the development of the major and minor capital outlay program submissions, reorganization issues in the facilities planning area, and other facilities planning projects.

Martin came to Cal Poly as head of the Architecture Department in 1985. His academic background in­cludes a Ph.D. in architecture from the University of California, Berkeley, a Master of Architecture from the University of Washington, Seattle, and a Bachelor of Archi­tecture from the University of Col­orado, Boulder.

New department head Dr. Edwin H. Jaster has been

named department head of Dairy Science. The former University of Illinois associate professor will begin his new duties Winter Quarter. The appointment runs through August 1993.

McDonald appointed Anna J. McDonald, director of

affirmative action, has been designated coordinator of Cal Poly efforts to prevent discrimination against the handicapped, both

students and employees. She suc­ceeds E. Douglas Gerard, who recently retired.

McDonald will be responsible for compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, which prohibits the California State University from discriminating on the basis of a handicap.

Retirement reception Richard "Dick" Brug, director of

public safety, will retire Tuesday, Dec. 31, after 31 years in law en­forcement and nearly 14 years at Cal Poly. A coffee reception in his honor is planned at Public Safety from 2-4 pm on Friday, Dec. 13.

SESLOC to close Christmas week

SESLOC Federal Credit Union at Cal Poly, will be closed Christmas week - Monday through Friday, Dec. 23-27.

Members may use the A TM machine outside SESLOC, or go to the main office on Los Osos Valley Road, which will be open every day except Christmas.

Cal Poly's SESLOC office will reopen Monday, Dec. 30, and will be closed New Year's Day.

Faculty/Staff Payday is Dec. 31

County engineer will talk Dec. 13

Clint Milne, county engineer and water-supply expert for San Luis Obispo County, will speak to area public administrators at a luncheon on Friday, Dec. 13.

Milne will talk about the State Water Project and a possible Naci­miento Lake project. The event is scheduled for noon at Vista Grande Restaurant.

Part of a series of public events, the luncheon is sponsored by the San Luis Obispo chapter of the American Society of Public Ad­ministration and Cal Poly's Center for Practical Politics.

The cost of the luncheon is $7. For reservations call Dr. Dianne Long of the Political Science Department at ext. 2984.

Auditions scheduled for Jan. 9·1 0

The Theatre and Dance Depart­ment will hold auditions for "Oedipus" on Thursday and Fri­day, Jan. 9-10, from 7 to 10 pm in Davidson Music Center 212.

Production dates for the play are Feb. 20-22.

The Greek tragedy, written by Sophocles, was adapted by theatre and dance faculty member Al Schnupp, who will also direct the production. The play will be a multi-media production featuring slides, dance, modem poetry, and percussion.

Approximately 24 roles are available for men and women. Scripts may be checked out over­night from the Theatre and Dance Department office, Room 104 of the Davidson Music Center.

Interested percussionists and choreographers should contact Schnupp at ext. 2030.

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Dateline . ... ($) - Admission Charged THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12

University Club: Alan Metzler and Jody Neal (Atascadero Zoo) will dis­cuss the zoo's animals and history. Staff Dining Room, noon.

Ballet: The Nutcracker will be per­formed at 6 pm; Friday, Dec. 13, 5:30 & 8 pm; Saturday, Dec. 14, 4 & 8 pm; and Sunday, Dec. 15, 2 & 6 pm. Theatre, ($)

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13 Speaker: Clint Milne, (SLO County

engineer) will talk about the State Water Project and a possible Naci­miento Lake Project . Vista Grande, noon. For reservations call ext. 2984. ($)

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14 Commencement: The schools of

Agriculture, Engineering and Science & Math, 9:30 am; Architecture and Environmental Design, Business, Liberal Arts, and Professional Studies, 2 pm. Mott Gym.

Ski Trip: Annual ski trip to Utah. Includes transportation, lodging, lift tickets . Continues through Dec. 21. Sponsored by ASI Outings. Details in the Escape Route, UU 212. ($)

Tour: Cabo San Lucas. Includes round trip airfare and accommoda­tions . Continues through Dec. 20. Sponsored by UU Travel Center, 544-9442. ($)

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15 Holiday: Academic holiday - con­

tinues through Sunday, Jan. 5. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17

Men's Basketball: Westmont Col­lege, Mott Gym, 8 pm. ($)

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20 Men's Basketball: Mankato State,

Mott Gym, 8 pm. ($)

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21 Men's Basketball: UC Davis, Mott

Gym, 8 pm. ($)

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25 Holiday: Campus will be closed, ex­

cept for emergency services, until Monday, Dec. 30.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 30 Women's Basketball: Stanislaus

State, Mott Gym, 5:45pm. ($) Men's Basketball: Keene State Col­

lege, Mott Gym, 8 pm. ($)

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31 Men's Basketball: Sheldon Jackson

College, Mott Gym, 4 pm. ($) Women's Basketball: Emporia

State, Mott Gym, 7 pm. ($)

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1 Holiday: Campus will be closed, ex­

cept for emergency services. THURSDAY, JANUARY 2

Men's Basketball: Merrimack Col­lege, Mott Gym, 8 pm. ($)

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8 Exhibit: Works by Karl Berger will

be displayed through Feb. 8. UU Galerie.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 9 Auditions: Try out for a part in

" Oedipus. " Davidson Music Center 212. 7 pm. Continues on Friday, Jan . 10.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 10 Concert: Chee-Yun (violinist) will

perform in the Theatre . 8 pm. ($)

JANUARY 13 Film: " Romeo & Juliet." Chumash,

7:30 pm. ($)

Position Vacancies Vacant staff positions at Cal Poly

and the Cal Poly Foundation are an­nounced in this column and are posted outside the respective offices. Contact those offices (State: Adm. 110, 805-756-2236 - Foundation Ad­ministration Building, 805-756-1121) for applications and additional posi­tion details. Both Cal Poly and the Foundation are subject to all laws governing affirmative action and equal employment opportunity. Cal Poly hires only individuals lawfully authorized to work in the United States. All eligible and interested per­sons are encouraged to apply. Ap­plications must be received by 5 pm or postmarked by the closing date.

STATE CLOSING DATE: Jan. 1, 1991

Clerical Assistant I, $1573-$18521 month. Housing.

Secretary, $1954-$2313/month. In­stitutional Studies.

FOUNDATION

CLOSING DATE: Dec. 27, 1991 Project Coordinator, $15.11-$18.161

hour, part-time subject to continued fund­ing. Responsible for the development and implementation of the McNair program including budget and pro­posal preparation, academic and related advising, training and supervi­sion of staff.

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Holiday food service Thursday, Dec. 12

Normal schedule, except VG Cafe and Snak Stop closed. Vending Cellar is always open.

Friday, Dec. 13 Normal schedule, except Snak Stop, Sandwich Plant and VG Cafe closed . Julian's and BackStage Pizza will close at 4:30 pm. Campus Store will close at 6 pm.

Saturday, Dec. 14 Campus Store . ....... 10 am - 5 pm Snack Bar . .. ...... ... 8 am - 2 pm VG Restaurant . . 11:30 am - 7:30 pm

Sunday, Dec. 15 VG Restaurant ....... . 9 am - 2 pm

Monday-Friday, Dec. 16-20 Staff Room ..... . 7:15 am - 2:30 pm Campus Store .. . 6:45 am - 5:30 pm

Saturday, Dec. 21 Campus Store ........ 10 am - 5 pm

Monday-Tuesday, Dec. 23-24 Staff Room . . ... . 7:15am-2:30pm Campus Store . . .... 9 am - 5:30 pm

Monday-Tuesday, Dec. 30-31 Staff Room .... . 7:15 am - 2:30 pm Campus Store .. . . .. 9 am - 5:30 pm

Thursday-Friday, Jan. 2-3 Campus Store ...... 9 am -5:30pm Staff Room . . . . .. 7:15 am - 2:30 pm

Saturday, Jan. 4 Campus Store . ...... .10 am - 5 pm BackStage Pizza ... ... 10 am - 6 pm

Sunday, Jan. 5 University Dining Room

Brunch .. . . .. . ..... 10 am - 2 pm Dinner ....... . 4:30 pm - 7:30 pm

VG Restaurant . .. .. .. 10 am - 2 pm Campus Store . . . . .. .10 am - 10 pm BackStage Pizza . .... Noon - 10 pm

CPR holiday schedule This is the final issue of Cal Poly

Report for 1991. The first issue of Winter Quarter

will be Jan. 9. All copy must be in the Communications and Special Events Department by 4 pm on Thursday, Jan. 2.

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CAMPUSWIDE STANDING COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP (1991·92) Administrative Advisory Committee on Computing

Larry Voss Neal Feaver Sandy Sidah Diane Ryan Susan McCarthy K. Richard Zweifel Tom Zuur ilene Rockman Euel Kennedy Harry Sharp Leigh Elfrink Ruth Hale Debbie Marple

Animal Welfare Committee Wallace Glidden Dennis Frey Kris Morey Kathleen Lant Sandra Rakestraw Don Van Acker Roger Gambs (Fall quarter (one vacancy) 1991 representative: Bill Stansfield)

Athletic Advisory Commission Charles Crabb Bob Dignan Ken Barclay Larry Wolfert Brian Nosek Kristy Battaglia Charles Custodio Bill Hoehne Amy Stoddard Leland Endres Laura Dimmitt Marlin Vix Dwayne Head Mike Wenzl Ken Walker Carl Wall ace Marilyn McNeil

Campus Planning Committee Warren Baker Robert Koob Charles Allen Hazel Scott Joseph Sabol Paul Neel Frank Lebens Robert Grant Pat Drohan Laura Joines Ed Naretto Francisco Canas Arnold Jonas Dale Sutliff David Blakely

Child Care Advisory Committee Kimi Ikeda Shel Burrell Marilyn York Saeed Niku Joan Kennedy Marlie Schmidt Johanna Dewit Laura Granato Roger Conway Haila Hafley Bette Tryon

Commencement Committee Roger Swanson* Justin Deanda Jodie Hardmeyer Timothy Plumb Bob Liu Linda Vanasupa Douglas Keesey Sonja Glassmeyer John Rogers Gerald Punches Ellen Polinsky (one vacancy)

Coordinating Committee on AIDS and HIV Infection (CCAH)

Burt Cochran Barbara Melvin Don Van Acker Lois Dirkes Michael Selby Kathleen Lant Pat Hosegood-Martin Celeste Vaughn Ken Hempstead Wendy Giggy Lou .Catalano

Disabled Students Advisory Committee Shelly Aleshire Ann Bernhardt Kathy Peters Scott Tor Michael Shannon Mary Lud Baldwin Vajaya Narapareddy Donald Chivens Paul Wolff Jane Chamberlain Kris J ankovitz Mary Lou Brady Rex Wolf Kris Hiemstra

El Corral Bookstore Advisory Committee Court Warren* Kimi Ikeda Ed Carnegie Chi Su Kim Walt Lambert Lauri Shiffrar Dana Hemenez Judy Nagai Michelle Kiess

Equal Opportunity Advisory Committee William Plummer Ray Haynes James Tseng Donald Ryujin Maria Ortiz Jackie Mcintosh Elaine Doyle Mike Suess Kimi Morita Patricia Ponce Tom Jackson Santos Najar Melinda Boone Anna McDonald Armando Pezo-Silva Jan Pieper Carl Wallace Kirsten Aunapu Erica Chavin Chanda Barcena

Extended Education Committee Howard Vollmer* Bill Amspacher John Mouton Alden Shiers Paul Rainey ank Apfelberg John Van Eps Gerald Punches Kimi Ikeda Peter Ovalle Michael Fahs

Foundation Food Service Advisory Committee Nancy Williams* Joan Cirone Joe Risser Pat Saam Ken Barclay Kevin Brennan Ryler Robbins Vikram Raghupathy Cindy Morris

Graduate Studies Committee Robert Lucas* Paul Adalian Del Dingus J ens Pohl David Nutter Nancy Lucas Daniel Walsh Tony Randazzo Mike Colvin Roy Gough George Stanton Erland Dettloff

Human Corps Advisory Committee Joe Sabol Hal Johnston Mary Beth Armstrong Donald Chivens Larry Houlgate Ann Morgan Roxy Peck Polly Harrigan Ellen Polinsky Robin Loftus Mike Ma Kristen Hance Fred Boes

*Chair

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CAMPUSWIDE STANDING COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP (1991·92) Instructional Advisory Committee on Computing Radiation Safety Committee

Wesley Mueller John Cotton Royce Lambert Ali 0 . Shaban Alan Weatherford Doug Smith Jim McLaughlin John Goers* Ed Sullivan William Chambers Burt Cochran, MD Thomas Schell Kempton Huehn Wayne Montgomery Registration and Scheduling Committee Mark Edson Morgan Duncan Robin Loftus Ken Scott Bob Gover Roger Conway

Kathryn Wyatt Douglas Keesey Neil Webre Ed Nowatzki Laura Freberg Jim Daly Robert Dignan IRA Advisory Committee Gerald Punches Euel Kennedy Shawn Reeves Kristin Burnett Susan Somppi Wally Mark Jennifer Felder John Crinoid David Yang (five vacancies) Charles Crabb Roger M. Swanson

Vicki Stover Sam Lutrin Resource Use Committee Richard Kranzdorf John Phillips Landscape Advisory Committee James Vilkitis Carole Hansen(Subcommittee of Campus Planning Committee) Becky Madden Elaine Simer

Dirk Walters Dale Sutliff* Don Shemenske Ed Naretto* Patti Breckenridge Steven Angley Lori Roland Lillian Ruiz Ed Naretto (three vacancies) Lisa Dougaard-Hansen

Liberal Studies Committee Student Affairs Council Marge Glaser* Howard Drucker Hazel Scott* Gregory Roberts Robert Cichowski Rex Hutton Barbara Andre Robert Bostrom Angela Estes Keith Dills Carolyn Proctor Richard Michel Calvin Wilvert Margaret Berrio Roy Killgore Sharon Robertson (one vacancy) Lori Carrier Ty Bolenbaugh

Brian DuPonts Rick KauffmanPublic Safety Advisory Committee David Outwater Robert Koob Frank Lebens* Alypios Chatziioanou Ray Macias H . Mallareddy Richard Brug Willard Whitmer Michael Fahs John Paulsen Edward Naretto

Don Van Acker Thomas Schell Substance Abuse Advisory Committee (SAAC) Bill Kellogg Gerald DeMers Harry Sharp* Bob Negranti Harriett Oendenen Kim Kelley Mike Kennedy Jim Aiken Jennifer Curtis Naomi Marks Laura King Lloyd Beecher Tom O'Connor Jerome Silbert Robert Griffin Scott Binns Patricia Holguin Marsha Epstein Laurie King Paul Hyman W. Carl Wallace Pat Martin Dodie Dunton Gary Ketcham Gary Epstein *Chair

Who, What,Where, When William V. Johnson, Music, served tive Advantage" in the summer issue Charles Burt, Irrigation Training and

as guest conductor of the New Zea­ of the California Management Research Center, Ag Engineering, taught land National Youth Concert Band, a Review. His recent text, "Contem­ a one-day short course, "Micro-Spray group consisting of the finest high porary Strategy Analysis," (Basil . Design, " to irrigation professionals school wind and percussion players Blackwell, 1991) has been adopted in and a one-hour class on "Irrigation in New Zealand. Johnson also served a number of business schools in Efficiency" at the Irrigation Associa­as chief adjudicator for the National North America and Europe. His re­ tion's Annual International Conference Band Festival held in Hamilton, New search monograph, " The Oil Com­ in San Antonio, Texas. Burt is also a Zealand, and travelled throughout the panies in Transition," (Angeli, 1991) member of the Education Develop­north and south islands presenting was also published this year . ment Committee of the Certification workshops and seminars. Carl Lutrin, Political Science, co­ Board of the Irrigation Association.

Rob Grant, Management, has authored an article, "Runaway Organ­ Michael L. Marlow, Economics, has published "Porter's Competitive Ad­ izations: A Definition and Some authored a paper, "The Goals and vantage of Nations: An Assessment" Behavioral Propositions," that has Constraints of the Federal Reserve in the current issue of Strategic been accepted for publication in the System: A Study of Its 'Profits' Management Journal and " The Fall 1991 issue of The Political Policy," in Public Budgeting and Resource-based Theory of Competi- Chronicle. Financial Management Vol. 3,

Nov. 3, 1991.